Woody Harrelson: ‘Big Pharma and Big Government’ Are The ‘Last People I Would Trust’ With My Health
Actor Woody Harrelson said during a recent interview “Big Pharma and Big Government” were the “last people” he wanted to trust for to make health decisions for him. The “Cheers” actor made his comments during an…

ActorWoody harrelson said during a recent interview “Big Pharma and Big Government” were the “last people” he wanted to trust for to make Health decisions for him.
The “Cheers” Actor made his comments during an appearance on the “Club Random with Bill Maher” podcast Sunday where the 61-year-old spoke about the COVID-19 pandemic, among other issues.
Both agreed that they had a healthy skepticism about the pharmaceutical industry and the government and Harrelson went so far as to say he doubted the altruistic nature of the alliance between the two.
The issue of COVID-19-related profits came up when Maher asked Harrelson if he believes the pharmaceutical industry would push for “more boosters than are necessary” just for the sake of profit. Harrelson ran with the issue, talking about his frustrations with how the pandemic was handled.
“Like most Americans would not normally trust the government with helping them,” Harrelson said. “Like what does the government actually do to help you? They help big corporations, industries, all the people that got…those people into Congress, or ultimately to become President,” he added. “Those people all got to get taken care of.”


